Roberto Toro

hello @ptsii and @gdevenyi the meshes we align all have spherical topology. Is that your case @ptsii? If yes, there's several tools you can use. In particular, BT Yeo's [Spherical...

The data in my community (neuroimaging) is also organised with a standardised directory structure, which we need to flatten to upload to Zenodo, and unflatten upon download. It'd be really...

Thank you for the clarification! What would be important, in many use cases I think, is to be able to have a URL for each file, regardless of the way...

this is not as fancy as the CGAL algorithm, but it worked quite nicely for me. I just used sklearn's spectral clustering on the adjacency matrix of the mesh. Code:...

@jeannotes : my meshes are brains of ferrets... the simple spectral clustering nicely segments the two brain hemispheres, the olfactory bulbs, and the rest.

hey thank you @shawwwwwwww ! I finally moved to using Draco (https://github.com/google/draco).

modular npm packages would be great indeed! Client-side development is much nicer using npm than wildly downloading libraries from websites... (npm also gives you information about the health of a...

I briefly checked what NITRC requires for adding a new resource. This could be a basic json-schema for validating a new NITRC resource registration: ```json { "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#", "$id": "http://nitrc.github.io/schemas/nitrc.schema.json",...

The RDF is super nice for getting data from NITRC. I was thinking the json-schema would simplify making the file that we'll e-mail/send to NITRC for adding a new resource....

> Sorry for the delay. So the above is a bit on the implementation side of things. The json-schema is a bit of both. It's a specification (which are the...